Will it be a gentle breeze or gale force wind?
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That gale-force sigh of relief you heard was Chris Christie's.
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No, not Elsa, but 48 straight hours of gale force winds.
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One can only shudder at the gale force of another one.
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You have to hold on like you're in a gale force wind.
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The streets were empty, the winds gale force and the snow deep.
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Gale-force winds led to power cuts and falling trees across the country.
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Gale-force wind gusts also buffeted much of the region, creating blizzard conditions.
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It's a gale force wind blasting Republicans in the face right about now.
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How would you fly over oceans during storms, gale-force winds or drought?
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Likewise, EnVyUs may only wait a week to avenge the loss against Gale Force.
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If he doesn't, he will be sailing into that election with gale-force headwinds.
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And right now, it's a gale force gust right in the faces of Republicans.
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I got off at my stop into a torrential thunderstorm with gale force winds.
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On "Crawling," from Linkin Park's debut, he brought gale-force anguish, vivid and baptismal.
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The juxtaposition between Mr. West's unsteadiness and the gale force of the choir was pronounced.
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They've also been challenged by the emergence of a new European rival: Gale Force Esports.
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Every single team struggles against Gale Force, so they're definitely the hardest team for us.
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Gale-force winds on Thursday night created a fire "tornado" said CalFire Director Ken Pimlott.
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But, for that to happen you need a gale-force wind blowing in one direction.
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Although not hit directly, Suva endured damaging gale force winds, heavy rain and power outages.
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Forty-eight straight hours of gale-force winds blew lake water ashore, causing the ice.
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Winds this year rarely dropped below 30 knots and often exceeded 40, considered gale force.
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In Britain, gale-force winds knocked out power to more than 150,000 homes and businesses.
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Clinton's campaign manager blames a "gale-force wind of change" Clinton's campaign manager blames a "gale-force wind of change" In his first extended public remarks since the presidential election, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager on Thursday night tried to explain Donald Trump's shocking victory.
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One with gale force winds that apparently became too powerful for Smith to continue to withstand.
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We had gale-force winds early Monday and we lost power for most of the day.
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But in recent years, the economic headwinds facing the magazine industry have become a gale force.
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Hang on to your comb-over because the theatrical Trump storm is now approaching gale force.
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They are responsible for bringing heavy rain, snow, gale-force winds, rough seas and coastal erosion.
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A man struggles to survive in a post-apocalyptic world where gale-force winds never stop blowing.
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It was the same every morning: a stab of suspense, then a gale-force sigh of relief.
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Forbes's writing combines the gale-force imagination of Margaret Atwood with the lyrical pointillism of Toni Morrison.
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Even when she's sitting still — which admittedly is a rare occurrence — Alison is a gale-force presence.
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Gale-force winds fanning the flames in the area also hampered firefighting efforts and whipped up the seas.
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After lunchtime, the clouds will thunder and blast us with rain and gale-force winds from every direction.
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The blaze, whipped by gale-force winds, raced through the seaside area northeast of Athens on July 23.
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Now his friend attempts the journey through minus 60-degree temperatures and gale force winds (The New Yorker).
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The questions don't so much hover over Stephen Adly Guirgis's play as yank at it with gale force.
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New Orleans-area ports were operating under an advisory that called for gale-force winds within 24 hours.
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"Gale Force is easily the hardest team for us to play against," said Remkoe, the day before the defeat.
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My mom texts me a photo of the 15-foot waves on Lake Superior — they're getting gale-force winds.
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Meteorologists see a higher chance of gale-force winds from the storm on the Big Island later this week.
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The Worthing Pier was a popular attraction in Victorian England before it was swept away by gale-force winds.
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Yet, even as a gale force brews behind what appears to be an approaching blue wave, doubt rightly persists.
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The questions don't so much hover over "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" as yank at it with gale force.
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At the time of the distress call off Queens, there was still a warning in effect for gale-force winds.
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Teams like Mock-it, The Leftovers, and FlipSid3 are still out there, but definitely Gale Force is one step ahead.
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Firefighting and rescue efforts, particularly from the air and the sea, were hampered by gale force winds and rough seas.
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It was one in which, with customary enthusiasm, he noted a "gale force explosion," in the vogue for tattered jeans.
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Forecasts call for a higher chance of gale-force winds from the storm on the Big Island later this week.
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In fact, the strongest winds for Southern California may come Tuesday and could reach near-hurricane gale force, he said.
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Gale Force ultimately won the series in a 3-0 sweep, and EnVy's playoff chances were officially dashed soon after.
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Meanwhile, it was another tough break for Gale Force, as the surging EU team can't seem to win a LAN.
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Perhaps this was a young bird, or it misunderstood the effects of its own broad wings in gale-force winds.
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During the 2019 landing in gale-force winds, pilots aborted three attempted landings at Bradley International Airport near Hartford, Connecticut.
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Reflecting the continued uncertainty, the veterans were out singing and marching on Monday in gale-force winds and driving snow.
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Local media reported the branches may have been lower than usual because of damage from gale-force winds on Sunday night.
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Gale force Boston accents The Finest Hours is going to look very different on home screens than it does in theaters.
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And Bernie and his inadequate boat have to brave blinding snow, gale-force winds, and crushing waves to provide that help.
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The storm will impact the Azores in the northeastern Atlantic with gale force winds and heavy rain late Thursday into Friday.
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According to the BOM, the phenomenon is an intense low-pressure system marked by gale force winds, rain and rough seas.
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His clashes with Trump, in hindsight, augured the gale force winds that would blow the GOP's house down four years later.
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"It still faces gale force political and regulatory headwinds," said Isaac Boltansky, director of policy research at Compass Point Research & Trading.
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An investigation has been launched as to why the festival didn't shut down amid severe weather warnings about gale force winds.
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Heavy rains and gale-force winds have battered Italy for several days, uprooting millions of trees and cutting off villages and roads.
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Even before the worst of the storm, canopies meant to protect the boats had been ripped apart by the gale-force winds.
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Just look at this dazzling strike during Game Six of the grand finals against Gale Force Esports, one of Europe's hottest squads.
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Around 90 people are believed to have died in the wildfire that, fanned by gale-force winds, decimated Greek seaside resort areas.
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Fanned by gale-force winds, it raced through seaside resorts of full-time homes and vacation residences popular with Athenians and tourists.
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Mr. Gardner will unloose monologues — unfiltered, gale-force and repetitive — that can set professors' teeth on edge and lead classmates to snicker.
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The troops took off in gale-force winds, intending to parachute behind enemy lines and blow up German aircraft on the ground.
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Heavy rains and gale-force winds have battered Italy for several days, uprooting millions of trees and cutting off villages and roads.
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Just two weeks in now, they've swept EnVyUs and taken down FlipSid3 Tactics and recent Universal Open 2v2 champs, Gale Force Esports.
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UK authorities have used the term thundersnow to refer to the mix of heavy snow and gale force (70mph) winds blanketing the area.
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Fanned by gale-force winds, the blaze raced through seaside resorts that are a mixture of permanent residences and holiday homes for Athenians.
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However, Europe's Method ultimately won both the game and series, vaulting them into the grand finals against fellow EU threat Gale Force Esports.
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After dropping some rain on the Northeast, it pushed out to sea with gale-force winds and heavy seas, but continued to weaken.
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Without much warning, temperatures suddenly dropped, snow began to fall, and gale-force winds described as the "winds of hell" began to blow.
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Gale-force winds drove flames through drought-parched scrub and trees into the town with little warning, forcing residents to flee for their lives.
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Crews have carved containment lines around just 5 percent of the fire's perimeter since it erupted on Wednesday night, fueled by gale-force winds.
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Gale Force ultimately fell to North American team NRG in the grand finals, while EnVyUs' loss relegated them to a 3rd/4th place finish.
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Wind, which can blow at gale force across the snow and ice, was relatively calm though, with gusts up to 14 miles per hour.
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The country deployed its entire fleet of water-dropping aircraft and called on the E.U. for help as gale-force winds fanned the fires.
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Trisha Ayers says Friday that she saw the weather change in 10 minutes Thursday from sunny to gale force winds that were bending traffic signs.
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It's all thanks to a weather system roaring through the region on Thursday and Friday bringing gale force wind gusts and rain to the region.
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Gale force wind, and the massive waves, are going to push water onshore and cause some beach erosion and flooding, the National Weather Service says.
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There are challenges on the technical front to create monumentally tall towers and light, slender blades that can withstand the strain of gale-force winds.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Gale-force winds battered New Zealand's largest city, Auckland, leaving thousands without power on Wednesday morning as authorities urged residents to stay home.
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Maybe there were meteorological events like gale-force winds, or landslides, the authors write in the paper, which will be published on Monday in PNAS.
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Officials have said power lines toppled by gale-force winds the first night may have sparked the conflagration, though the official cause remained under investigation.
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Case in point: "Blow the Man Down," a clever slice of regional noir that carries a gale-force punch beneath its modest, soft-spoken trappings.
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It is no secret that classical music faces strong headwinds, but one challenge has been reaching gale-force proportions in recent years: high ticket prices.
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This is now nothing more than gale force winds behind the ETF industry to get more assets and to drive investor confidence and lower costs.
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Gale-force winds and rain were hampering recovery efforts, and hundreds of aftershocks rocked the region, one of magnitude 5.4 being felt strongly in Wellington.
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Her heavy breathing and the foam's creaking, as she crawls out of the rubble, mingle with the gale-force winds in Pal Asle Pettersen's enveloping score.
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Credit: Colin Donihue Those long forelimbs and toe pads would have allowed these anoles to cling to surfaces during gale-force winds brought by the hurricanes.
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At the same time, existing surface heat is carried northward by gale-force torrents, causing Earth's northernmost pole to shoulder most of the weight of global warming.
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The U.S. Coast Guard declared condition "X-Ray" at the port of New Orleans ahead of Nate, which means gale force winds could come within 48 hours.
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He crossed the marbled lobby of his building, headed for the front door, leaning into his blue walker as if he were facing a gale-force wind.
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The official cause of the disaster was under investigation, but officials said power lines toppled by gale-force winds on Sunday night may have sparked the conflagration.
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WELLINGTON, April 11 (Reuters) - Gale-force winds battered New Zealand's largest city, Auckland, leaving thousands without power on Wednesday morning as authorities urged residents to stay home.
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By the end it's built itself into a gale-force dancefloor make-out weapon, the kind of track that reels you in and doesn't let you go.
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The country deployed its entire fleet of water-dropping aircraft and called on the E.U. for help as gale-force winds pushed the fires through coastal regions.
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But Island Bay remained at anchor outside the strait, lashed by gale force winds and sleet, its hull icing over while cargo ships amassed on either side.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Gale-force winds battered New Zealand's North Island on Friday, tearing off roofs, bringing down trees, cutting power and forcing residents to flee flooded seaside towns.
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Hundreds of people fled to beaches, but even there the flames and choking smoke from the wildfire forced many to swim out to sea despite gale-force winds.
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Those conditions gave way to the onset of heavy blasts of dry, gale-force winds blowing in from desert areas in October, the traditional peak of fire season.
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Those conditions gave way to the onset of heavy blasts of dry, gale-force winds blowing in from desert areas in October, the traditional peak of fire season.
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With the gale-force influence of social media as the wind in their sails, boycotts spur a media blitz that quickly subsides in our whiplash-inducing news cycle.
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Authorities said power had been restored to 90 percent of the state by Thursday morning, but further disruption was possible with gale force winds and heavy rain forecast.
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The two fires on either side of the Greek capital started Monday within hours of each other, and were fanned by gale-force winds that hampered firefighting efforts.
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Ehang's engineers also tested the 184 in a variety of weather conditions, including high heat, heavy fog, night tests, and during a Category 7 typhoon with gale-force winds.
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Method seemed fatigued by that point, however, playing in their third straight best-of-seven series of the day, and Gale Force won handily in a straight 4-0 sweep.
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In stony silence we would crawl along the track as soap that oozed from the ceiling, spinning brushes I thought were octopuses, and gale force hair dryers polished our car.
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The NHC said at 5pm ET Saturday that gale-force winds would "gradually develop" along the coasts of northeast Florida and Georgia and spread northward to the Carolinas on Sunday.
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Over the sea, the storm is likely to pick up more tropical-like features normally associated with hurricanes, such as gale-force winds and even an eye in its center.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California fire captain Robert Veverka and his crew arrived in Redding, California, last Thursday night as gale-force winds whipped the Carr Fire into a flaming tornado.
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WATCH LIVE AS WAVES BATTER MICHIGAN The combination of above-average lake levels and gale-force winds will lead to another round of lakeshore flooding and beach erosion Tuesday through Thursday.
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The powerful low-pressure system responsible for these waves is moving northeast across the Midwest while producing gale-force winds (39+ mph winds that are not associated with a tropical cyclone).
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Shipping ports including Gulfport and Pascagoula, Mississippi; Mobile, Alabama, and Pensacola, Florida, were open on Monday, but the U.S. Coast Guard warned of gale-force winds in the next 48 hours.
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A horse went down like the Titanic near the "Fast 8" set in Iceland after gale force winds sent a fake iceberg flying into a paddock where the animal was grazing.
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"We'll have gale force winds and large seas (across the south of the country); also heavy rain and thunderstorms, which will lead to renewed river rises," it said on its website.
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The effect is something of a gale force, sweeping you along and compelling you to nod your head, without a lot of time to wonder what's been left off the screen.
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Me, I'll take a graying man in the autumn of his career whipping that elegant swing and hitting a record-setting home run into the gale force winds of American racism.
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But now a shortage of pilots — global in scope, fueled by the growth of aviation in Asia and a wave of baby boomer retirements — is rippling across Alaska with gale force.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center said the system&aposs winds would fall below gale force during the night as it headed on a path expected to take it south of those islands.
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The system is forecast to merge with a cold front and "gale-force winds are expected behind the cold front over the western Gulf of Mexico today and Saturday", the NHC said.
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Mr. Lak is an evangelist for color, which, in the black- and neutral-mad world of fashion, hits with gale force ("Like a slap in the face," was how he described it).
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The same old, same old world may continue to turn, but its inhabitants — and the audience watching them — have been allowed the sweet, painful release of a collective, gale-force temper tantrum.
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More than eight people were killed and thousands forced from their homes after gale force winds and flash floods hit shanty towns already coping with Cape Town's worst drought in a century.
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"It was a night from hell," said Dias who spent four hours stuck on the main highway in gale force winds which uprooted trees and sent large billboards flying through the air.
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Rounding the fierce promontory of the Cape, where the hazards include gale-force winds, sleetlike rain and a minefield of icebergs, sailors face some of the most treacherous waters in the world.
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In the tinder-dry mountains of California, where media coverage of the wildfire crisis was largely upstaged by the hurricanes, heroic firefighters battled rapidly spreading flames whipped by shifty gale-force winds.
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After days of gale force winds and freezing temperatures, more than 2,400 people arrived on Greece's outlying islands on Monday, nearly double the daily average for February, according to United Nations data.
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The ELEAGUE Cup: Rocket League is just two weeks away and the next RLCS season won't be far behind, so we should find out soon whether Gale Force can remain on top.
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They looked tremendous all weekend, but especially on Sunday, when they took out NA favorites NRG (3-0) and G2 Esports (4-2) before finishing off Gale Force to win it all.
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Still, it was a close grand finals that went right up to the final seconds, and at least Gale Force took down current RLCS champs EnVyUs yet again in the semi-finals.
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The tournament had a wild finish on Sunday with G2 Esports—a popular, albeit up-and-down North American team—toppling the reigning Rocket League Championship Series champs, Europe's Gale Force Esports.
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It was a thrilling series with lopsided wins on both sides and a dramatic game-six overtime goal to force a final game, but Gale Force just couldn't close in the end.
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The blaze, the seventh most destructive in California history, roared suddenly into Redding and adjacent communities after being whipped by gale-force winds into a fire storm that jumped the Sacramento River.
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An orange alert, the second highest on the scale, was issued for the central regions of Abruzzo and Lazio - which includes the capital Rome - where gale-force winds topped 100 kph on Monday.
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Authorities evacuated seaside areas and closed more than 100 schools on Thursday as the meteorological service warned of floods, landslides and gale-force winds reaching speeds of 150 km per hour (95 mph).
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FRANKFURT, Feb 8 (Reuters) - German airline Lufthansa said that storm Sabine, which is expected to hit parts of Europe over the weekend with gale-force winds, will lead to flight cancellations and delays.
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Typhoon Nida churned through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub with gale-force winds and disrupting hundreds of flights, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert.
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Typhoon Nida swept through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub with gale-force winds and disrupting hundreds of flights, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert.
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"All of a sudden I heard the alarm and the captain ordered people out," he said, recalling the scramble to the surface amid 10-foot waves, near gale-force winds and freezing temperatures.
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Plus, the 21 X actually runs quietly, all things considered — unless you intentionally set the fans to maximum, in which case the five fans spin up to what is amount to gale force winds.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Torrential rain and gale force winds lashed Australia's biggest city of Sydney on Wednesday causing commuter chaos, flooding streets, railway stations and homes, grounding flights and leaving hundreds of people without electricity.
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Fueled by the desire of Democrats to delay his confirmation vote and the gale-force winds of the #MeToo movement, Judge Kavanaugh's character and conduct is under a public microscope because of these allegations.
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That 10-point difference is enough to worry Republicans, who saw last night's results as yet another early warning that the headwinds against the party in this year's midterm elections could be gale force.
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Then it will swing to the northeast in the middle of next week on a path to the Atlantic Ocean near Nova Scotia, where it will be an extratropical low with gale-force winds.
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Keeping only captain Jos "ViolentPanda" van Meurs from the last RLCS season, Gale Force picked up Alexandre "Kaydop" Courant—runner-up with Mock-It Esports last season—and Pierre "Turbopolsa" Silfver, Northern's former championship substitute.
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The structure gracefully withstands Nova Scotia's often brutal weather, its 8003,200 square feet split over three spartan floors; each level has a 14-inch ring beam to help protect against the island's gale-force winds.
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Around the country The Arctic air that swept across the Midwest this week is heading for the East Coast, bringing with it the possibility of gale-force winds, sub-freezing temperatures and a chance of snow.
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Fanned by gale-force winds that frequently changed direction, the flames spread rapidly into populated seaside towns — too fast for many who were in their cars or homes to flee, fire department spokeswoman Stavroula Malliri said.
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"Slowly but surely, the numerous headwinds that contributed to the market sell-off in the final quarter of 2018 are becoming less gale force and more strong breeze," Craig Erlam at OANDA wrote in a note.
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Driven by gale-force winds, the so-called Easy Fire surrounded the Reagan library on Wednesday morning, coming less than 50 feet from a hangar housing the Boeing 707 aircraft used by the former Republican president.
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The U.S. Coast Guard on Tuesday closed the ports of Panama City and Pensacola, Florida, and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway east of Perdido Pass to vessel traffic, citing expectations for gale force winds within 12 hours.
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The U.S. Coast Guard also warned that the ports of New Orleans as well as Gulfport and Pascagoula, Mississippi, may have to close within 48 hours when gale force winds from Gordon are expected to arrive.
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Schools in Athens remained closed Friday for precautionary reasons after the gale force winds knocked out power lines in several Greater Athens areas while a felled tree destroyed the roof of a school in western Athens.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Typhoon Nida swept through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub and disrupting hundreds of flights with gale-force winds, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert.
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Amid waves surging 10 to 12 feet, driving rain and gale-force winds, the Coast Guard members who were dispatched to rescue the crew nearly found themselves in need of rescue when their 25-foot vessel capsized.
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"Super typhoon" Mangkhut is considered the strongest tropical cyclone to hit the region this year, with gale force winds of more than 200 kph (125 mph), equal to a maximum Category 5 "intense hurricane" in the Atlantic.
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Warm spring temperatures on Tuesday gave way to heavy snow, gale-force winds and life-threatening conditions on Wednesday across a swath of the central United States running from Colorado to Minnesota, the National Weather Service said.
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The fire northeast of Athens in the area of Rafina, a seaside resort of permanent residences and holiday homes popular with Athenians and tourists, broke out Monday and raced through the area, fanned by gale-force winds.
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High winds, gusting to gale-force speeds, were reported by the weather service across the Puget Sound area of Washington with more than 100 lightning strikes recorded over coastal waters in a single hour at one point.
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The fire northeast of Athens in the area of Rafina, a seaside resort of permanent residences and holiday homes popular with Athenians and tourists, broke out Monday and swept through the area fanned by gale-force winds.
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The show, directed by Jonathan Tessero, is barely a few minutes old and it's already ahead of last year's "Home for the Holidays," the dreary revue that hit Broadway with whatever the opposite of gale force is.
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About 20 minutes later, the rain was gone and the sun dried our faces as gale-force gusts threatened to blow us over the edge of a sheer cliff dropping hundreds of feet to the rocky coast.
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SHANGHAI, June 24 (Reuters) - A violent storm in eastern China that packed gale-force winds and hail killed 98 people and injured hundreds as it flattened power lines, overturned cars and ripped roofs off houses in Jiangsu province.
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While their cause has not been conclusively determined, they are thought to have been sparked by power lines toppled by gale force winds, and fanned by hot, dry "Diablo" winds that blew into northern California toward the Pacific.
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In a critical Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) match that could have kept the struggling EnVy in the playoff race, the European team battled against Gale Force Esports and took Game Two more than six minutes into overtime.
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Which you might not, as Hatsworth is one tough cookie of a cutesy platformer, its supremely testing difficulty spikes appearing like torrential rain and gale-force winds when you'd just been enjoying a nothing-but-blue-skies picnic.
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That's what happened yesterday at DreamHack Atlanta, when an off-the-mark shot from The Muffin Men's Kyle "Torment" Storer bounced off the wall, hit Gale Force Esports' Alexandre "Kaydop" Courant's car, and landed in Gale Force's net.
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HONG KONG, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Typhoon Nida churned through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub with gale-force winds and disrupting hundreds of flights, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert.
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Regional Greek authorities have declared a state of emergency in the eastern and western parts of greater Athens, as fires fanned by gale-force winds raged through pine forests and seaside towns on either side of the Greek capital.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Coast Guard warned on Monday that the ports of New Orleans as well as Gulfport and Pascagoula, Mississippi, may close within 48 hours when gale force winds from Tropical Storm Gordon are expected to arrive.
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So it went at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in Manhattan, a presidential campaign ritual of levity and feigned warmth — upended, like so much else in this election season, by the gale-force bid of Mr. Trump.
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Night Out When Jennifer Grey insists you march your two left feet out onto the dance floor and learn the basics of bachata, a type of dancing that originated in the Dominican Republic, good luck resisting this gale force.
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Isom also traded Mothra's stubby legs for longer, more clawlike ones, much handier in a fight (in older films, Mothra did a lot of damage just by flapping her wings, which created gale force winds able to capsize ships).
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"Within two hours after the passengers and crew were aboard the Nordnorge, the weather conditions deteriorated with gale force winds," according to the official investigative report into the incident, which was conducted by the Liberian Bureau of Maritime Affairs.
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Queenie Lam, a senior scientific officer at the Hong Kong Observatory, told CNN that Mangkhut was "expected to pose a considerable threat to the coast of Guangdong" in southern China and would bring gale force winds to Hong Kong.
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Just about an hour later, the wildfire had reached Neos Voutzas, to the northeast, and then, powered by gale-force winds, it moved "like a lava flow" down the hill to the seaside town of Mati, fire officials said.
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The number represents around 8% of the roughly 1,200 departures and arrivals planned in Frankfurt for the day, the spokeswoman said, adding cancellations would increase in the late afternoon when gale-force winds are expected to arrive in the city.
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The rare mid-March "nor'easter" was tapering off over upstate New York and northern New England after dumping as much as a foot (30 cm) of snow with gale-force winds throughout the region on Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
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The eye of Mangkhut, the Thai name for Southeast Asia's mangosteen fruit, skirted 100 kms (62 miles) south of Hong Kong but the former British colony was still caught in the typhoon's swirling bands of rain and gale-force winds.
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During the colder months, it's natural to pack on a few pounds, whether it's from grandma's holiday fudge, your nightly order of Seamless mac and cheese, or your sheer inability to leave your couch due to the gale-force winds outside.
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Regional authorities have declared a state of emergency in the eastern and western parts of the greater Athens area as fires fanned by gale-force winds raged through pine forests and seaside settlements on either side of the Greek capital.
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Our long, effortless sweeps along one runway often segue into a battle against gale-force headwinds on the way back, but there's ample opportunity to stop and catch our breath at the runway-side kiosks selling cappuccinos, hot chocolate and muffins.
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That staginess can seriously hamper dramatic effect in lesser efforts, but Fences is buoyed by Washington and Davis: Their gale-force performances will blow audiences against the back of their seats, and they're further supported by a strong cast, especially Henderson.
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It was true last week in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, and its true now, as the deadly Irma and the still-strengthening Jose close in on the US. Here are the latest untruths blown in by the gale-force winds.
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The eye of Mangkhut, the Thai name for Southeast Asia's mangosteen fruit, skirted 203 kms (62 miles) south of Hong Kong but the former British colony was still caught in the typhoon's swirling bands of rain and gale-force winds.
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This will bring cooler air, but gale-force winds could cause fires to spread embers far ahead of the main blaze, turning what was the flank into the new fire front, and making firefighting difficult to impossible for a time.
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Queenie Lam, a senior scientific officer at the Hong Kong Observatory (HKO), told CNN that Mangkhut was "expected to pose a considerable threat to the coast of Guangdong" in southern China and would bring gale-force winds to Hong Kong.
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Santiago, Isabela province, the Philippines (CNN)Super Typhoon Mangkhut slammed into the Philippines in the early hours of Saturday, bringing ferocious gale-force winds and pounding rains, as aid agencies warned millions are at risk from rising flood waters and landslides.
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WASHINGTON — Anthony Scaramucci, the White House communications director whose flair for gale-force showmanship makes his new boss look almost tame, had an explosive first week on the job — so explosive that the president removed him from the role on Monday.
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Authorities said they were still searching on Monday for seven people listed as missing since Thursday night, when gale-force winds whipped the blaze into a firestorm that jumped the Sacramento River and roared without warning into Redding and adjacent communities.
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A website that tracks mushers and their dogs with the help of GPS technology enables fans around the world to monitor the progress of teams, which often endure gale-force winds, whiteout conditions and temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit (-40 Celsius).
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But the Blade's fans would spin up for me almost constantly, even if I was doing something as simple as installing Slack or running a basic text editor (albeit at a quieter level than the gale-force roar that I got when gaming).
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It was a close call, but the Coast Guard managed to airlift all seven crew members from this fishing boat, which ran aground off a New York City beach amid waves driven by gale-force winds that surged up to 12 feet.
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Most of the devastation occurred on the night of July 26, when gale-force winds whipped the blaze into a flaming cyclone that jumped the Sacramento River and roared with little warning into Redding and adjacent towns in the scenic Shasta-Trinity region.
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Florida cities such as Indian Pass faced up to five feet (1.5 meters) of storm surge while parts of Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana could be pummeled by gale force winds and up to six inches of rain, the National Hurricane Center said.
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The Carr Fire has claimed six confirmed fatalities since gale-force winds whipped the blaze into a flaming cyclone that jumped a river and roared with little warning into Redding and adjacent communities in the scenic Shasta-Trinity region on Thursday night.
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Some 126,000 homes and businesses were without electricity in the Irish Republic due to gale force winds that reached over 140 kilometers per hour, down from an earlier peak of 186,000, while power cuts hit another 90,000 homes north of the border.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co (PG&E) has imposed unprecedented shutoffs that left more than 245,22.5 homes and workplaces without power on the second day of planned outages, as gale-force winds and dry weather posed a critical fire threat in northern California.
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Florida cities such as Indian Pass faced up to five feet (1.5 meters) of storm surge while parts of Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana could be pummeled by gale force winds and up to six inches of rain, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Twin wildfires fanned by gale force winds tore through holiday resorts near Greece&aposs capital, killing at least 24 people by early Tuesday and injuring more than 100, including 11 in serious condition, in the country&aposs deadliest fire season in more than a decade.
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Grindcore—especially with gale-force drummer Dave Witte behind the kit and current and past members of Spazz, Black Army Jacket, Agents Of Satan, Municipal Waste, and Discordance Axis holding court before him (to be fair, Witte accounts for the majority of those namedrops).
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On the night of March 21968 came another big blow, like the one that defeated them the year before: Gale-force winds pounded the expedition for seven days and nights, and Plaisted, Pederson and Aufderheide were forced to be alone together 21966 hours a day.
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Deevo's defensive imperviousness helped EnVy hold on for more than 11 total minutes, but it wasn't enough to seal the deal: as the clip above shows, Gale Force captain Jos "ViolentPanda" Van Meurs knocked in a gorgeous goal just seconds after Deevo's final save.
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Manny Machado is an all-around savant and Adam Jones is just a tick less virtuosic, but the one-dimensional sluggers surrounding them can all make some seriously entertaining noise—of both the exploding-baseball and gale-force wind gust variety—at the plate.
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The Camp Fire incinerated some 13,000 homes in and around Paradise, mostly during the first night of the blaze when gale-force winds drove flames through drought-parched scrub and trees into the town with little warning, forcing residents to flee for their lives.
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Instead, we're presented with about 90 minutes of lengthy scenes and trusted to draw meaning from them — cars falling through melting ice that used to be solid enough to drive across; rolling high seas; icebergs splitting apart; gale-force storms on highways; enormous, breathtaking waterfalls.
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"Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does as much about it as the makers of 'Twister,' a gale-force movie with the energy to blow audiences right out of the theater," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times of this tale of storm-chasing scientists.
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More importantly, that study only looked at the bacteria left behind on hands post-drying, not whether particles might have been blown onto your clothes in gale-force winds while you're standing there slowly moving your hands up and down like a crazy person.
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Gale-force winds topping 50 miles an hour have fanned a pair of fires that tore through seaside areas popular with travelers, leaving behind a trail of charred resorts, burned-out cars and smoldering farms, and wrapping the region in a pall of smoke.
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At the height of its fury on Thursday night, the blaze was whipped into a "fire tornado" by gale-force winds that drove flames across the Sacramento River into the western end of Redding, as thousands of residents fled for their lives in a chaotic evacuation.
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Both were created in America by Russian-born choreographers to Russian music (Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff); both are pure-dance works that hint at darkly mysterious yet openhearted stories; both feature a great deal of sheer running, as if the dancers are driven by the music's gale force.
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Snowfall brought by the rare mid-March "nor'easter" will slowly taper off over upstate New York and northern New England, a day after it dumped as much as a foot (30 cm) of snow and blew at gale force in some areas, the National Weather Service said.
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But none of that has defined his tenure more than his role as the first governor of Trump-era Texas, heading a Republican Party buffeted by gale-force winds from the right in a state far more chaotic, divided and unsteady than its Obama-era version.
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At the height of its fury on Thursday night, the fire was whipped into a storm-like frenzy by gale-force winds that drove flames across the Sacramento River into the western end of Redding, as thousands of residents fled for their lives in a chaotic evacuation.
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When the gale force winds of media coverage hit us yet again, many of us just push our roots deeper into the soil of this campus, made sacred by the college being a site on the Underground Railroad and by innumerable lives of faithfulness nurtured in this place.
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In the winter of 1925, when the first signs of a potential diphtheria epidemic appeared in Nome, Seppala joined the serum run and chose Togo, a smaller, older Siberian husky, to lead his team, and their precious antitoxin serum cargo, through 50 below zero temperatures, gale force winds and whiteouts.
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Loaded with blast beats, gale force vocals and bass lines that, yeah, I'm going to describe in actual writing as "brutal," Rolo Tomassi fell under the umbrella of UK hardcore, but—with the inclusion of synths, polyrhythmic drumming and occasional jazz breakdowns—they fell under a lot of other umbrellas, too.
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Now, with Republicans desperate to reposition themselves and come up with their own health care pitch, and with the elections roiled by gale-force winds on immigration and Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings, the question is whether health care will be enough to save her and Democrats in other key Senate races.
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With the gender discrimination suit filed against the network's chairman, Roger Ailes, this week, Fox, too, is being carried by the same gale force that is sweeping through Hollywood, Silicon Valley and Madison Avenue, bringing into the open generations-old patterns and behaviors that were never O.K., but were for so long abetted by silence.
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The U.S. Coast Guard warned that the ports of New Orleans and Gulfport and Pascagoula, Mississippi, may have to close within 48 hours due to the risk of gale force winds from Gordon, which is expected to make landfall near the border between Louisiana and Mississippi on Tuesday night All three ports remained open on Monday.
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As we all scrambled around the house occupied with our final preparations, The Weather Channel droned on in the background, beaming in reporters in ponchos stationed in the Caribbean, or Florida's more Southern reaches—Tampa, my hometown, was often spared the worst of the storms—as they fought to stay on their feet against gale-force winds and whipping rains.
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From the outset, she's taunting at gale force, boasting about her Louboutins — "These expensive, these is red bottoms, these is bloody shoes/Hit the store, I can get 'em both, I don't wanna choose" — aiming her words at those who might have underestimated her, a former stripper turned Instagram celebrity from uptown New York, who has now become one of hip-hop's most thrilling new presences.
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We have gone "back to the future," so to speak, setting up a geopolitical paradigm similar to the 1930s, which resulted in the advent of World War II. Even then, the "sleeping giant" — the United States — fought its way, with the rest of the world, out of the gale-force winds of tyranny and led the world toward stability under the rule of law.
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